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Yuta - Time Paradox

Yuta - Time Paradox

Musician: Yuta
Album title: Time Paradox
Style: Goa Trance
Released: 2015
Country: Japan
Size MP3 version: 1422 mb
Size APE version: 1364 mb
Size WMA version: 1889 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 810
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Genre: Electronic

Yuta - Time Paradox

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Rezonance Mood Return To The Source
Mastered By – Makio SatoWritten-By, Producer – Makio Sato, Yuta Uda
7:57
2 Shiva Chandra Galactic High
Written-By, Producer – Daniel Vernunft
5:18
3 Masa Escape (Short Version)
Mastered By – Marcus HenrikssonWritten-By, Producer – Masayuki Kurihara
8:25
4 Graham Wood Slow One
Written-By, Producer – Graham Wood
7:29
5 Marcus Henriksson Metanoe
Written-By, Producer, Mastered By – Marcus Henriksson
9:09
6 Graham Wood Feeling Weird
Mastered By – Marcus HenrikssonWritten-By, Producer – Graham Wood
8:41

Credits

  • Artwork – Mitsuru Aoki
  • Compiled By – Yuta*



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Fohuginn
Strange album I must say. I bought it mainly for the Graham Wood-tracks as anything by that man is sonic gold, even up to this day. And yes, I love his contributions on this compilation. Marcus Henriksson brings us something classy too, as always, though I don't feel it belong to the musical story being told. I have to agree with pd_. I feel a bit robbed paying full price for a trance album consisting of 6 tracks and 47 minutes. With all respect for Yuta bringing back life to Matsuri I really wonder what he was thinking when releasing this album. Thanks for the three tracks mentioned above, but I know you can do much better.
Valawye
If you like progressive and slower goa trance, as seems to be more common in Japan, this compilation might be for you. Tracks 1, 5 and 6 are real gems if you like slow burners. I have experienced some of these on a dancefloor lately and damn, they can do magical things if used right!Track 2 is the odd one out on this release. It's much faster than the others, strangely arranged, and unfortunately very short and suffers from too much limiting. However, track 4 suffers from the limiting a lot more, even distorting in places, which is quite a shame.That said, all tracks are mastered very differently. As mentioned, tracks 2 and 4 are too loud (with too much limiting), and track 1 seems to run on a low pass filter (though it sounds like it is intended and is not really a problem). 3, 5 and 6 are perfect.Lastly, the release is very short-lived in total, running only 47 minutes. There are EPs with more content, yet this CD is album-priced. In return, at least, worldwide shipping of the CD is free on Bandcamp.
Hidden Winter
The track Graham Wood - Slow One, was released 2 years ago, in the compilation "Lucid Flux" by Anjuna Records, under the name "Spaced In". The small differences in duration (7:29 vs 7:41) is because of a different recording. It is very hard to see it as a different mix... However "Slow One" is the correct title of the track.